Quantum telescope could make giant mirrors obsolete
Proposal uses cloned photons to beat diffraction limit
Read article: Quantum telescope could make giant mirrors obsolete
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Proposal uses cloned photons to beat diffraction limit
Read article: Quantum telescope could make giant mirrors obsolete
Two keepers of atomic time at the National Physical Laboratory look to the future
Read article: Building better atomic clocks
It is well known that the Milky Way rotates around a supermassive black hole, but researchers have found that our galaxy undulates up and down as well like a giant galactic merry-go-round
Read article: Our wobbly galaxy: the surprising undulations of the Milky Way
Marco Antonio Raupp, Brazil’s minister of science, technology and innovation, on the challenges and opportunities for Brazilian research
Read article: Marco Antonio Raupp: priorities and challenges for Brazilian science
Abbas Ali Saberi calls for an end to sanctions that are hurting physics and physicists in Iran
Read article: Pressures and constraints on Iranian research
Tilted orbits might allow water to remain liquid on the surface
Read article: Pivoting exoplanets could harbour life
Counterintuitive effect could lead to better processing of materials
Read article: Physicists create frictionless flow by adding more friction
Facility would join the hunt for exoplanets
Read article: Russia mulls over huge 60 m telescope
Einstein's general theory of relativity explains the phenomenon
Read article: First discovery of double star that brightens during eclipse
Jeff Hecht reviews an "old-fashioned cabinet of wonders" from the field of optics and photonics
Read article: Edible lasers and death rays